Appcelerator SDK: Creating iPhone Transitions
Tutorial Details
- Technology: Appcelerator + iPhone SDK
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Completion Time: 20 - 45 Minutes
The iPhone SDK comes with a variety of native iPhone transitions that can be used in your iPhone applications. The Appcelerator API makes it even easier to implement those transitions in your iPhone application. During the course of this tutorial, you will learn how to implement various transitions and also learn a bit about how to use model view controllers. So, let’s begin!
Technical Problems With the Video? Some users have reported a technical error when trying to watch the video. If this happens to you, try watching it directly from our Blip.tv feed: http://blip.tv/file/3888673/ while we work with Blip.tv to resolve the problem.
This is a good tutorial for beginners who are new to iPhone development with Titanium and would like to learn how to enhance their applications with the Titanium API. Transitions are various animations used to move from one view controller to another. You might find use of these transitions in applications like Notes and iTunes from Apple. The Titanium API enables you to use these transitions for images, UI controls, and even windows! You might want to check out the KitchenSink application that provides the examples on how to implement these and various other APIs.
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Future Topic?: Take a photo and upload it to a remote server such as Amazon S3. Love this site!
Hey the video gives a fatal error! http://screencast.com/t/YmNiYzNkZm
Hey Arol,
Thanks for posting the screenshot of the error! I will forward this to Blip.tv to try and find out why it is happening. It does play fine on my system (Mac OS X, currently using Chrome).
In the meantime, please try accessing the video directly on Blip.tv's site: http://blip.tv/file/3888673/
-Mark Hammonds
i want to know more about Titanium filesystem abilities from storing and reading files
yes, that would be nice. It would also be nice to be able to watch the video, when it gets past the ad it encounters a fatal error
Agree. I see only an error. No video.
Hello Adrian,
I am really sorry for the unavailability of the video. I will try to fix that as soon as possible. As for the video you can watch it at http://blip.tv/file/3888673/ till the problem is encountered. Patience is appreciated.
Thanks!
Nice tut, very easy to follow.
Very useful tutorial, I’d love to see more Titanium tutorials.
I’d love to see some more UI tutorials showing us how to create elements like custom buttons with focus effects and user interface changes.
Great tutorial. It would be awesome if you could cover how to connect to a database with Appcelerator. More specifically, a mysql database that is hosted on a web server. I would like to be able to update data within my apps without having to release an update. I think that would be the best way to do it? Thanks!
Since I couldn’t get the video started, had no choice but to look for it on blip.tv.com. I’m gonna post the link since the one posted before did not work for me. Als, don’t know if this is this actual tutorial. Here it is http://blip.tv/file/3931661/
How do you get the navbar and tabbar to show up in the new window ?
Hi everyone,
There is anyway to make a slide animation from left to right like the nav group does?